Is it reasonable for me to build a space elevator when filming The Wandering Earth?

However, the good news is that although this [Navigator Space Station] of the Dragon Kingdom has already begun to set sail for testing, this 'Pilot Test' lasts for a month.

There is at least a month left before the other side completes the test and takes the next step against the moon, even if it is optimistic.

In contrast, the Artemis 2 manned lunar rocket is ready, and it is only three days away from the official start of the lunar landing operation.

This time, North America is finally ahead of the dragon people again! This time, North

America's propaganda for the 'return to the moon program' can be said to be overwhelming.

Various state media, politicians, tycoons, and celebrities from all walks of life have all expressed their expectations for the 'Return to the Moon Program' on various channels.

In recent years, North America's hegemony in the international arena has been challenged, and future sci-fi scientific and technological innovations such as 'space elevator', 'industrial mass production technology of carbon nanomaterials', and 'navigator space station' have dealt a powerful blow to the 'high-tech barriers' that have been established in North America.

North American nationals, who have received the strongest education in North America since childhood, cannot accept this gap for a while.

They can't accept that this kind of sci-fi high-tech technology should come from a country other than North America.

As a result, accusations against North American officials have become more and more surging, and the biggest reaction is reflected in the frequent decline in the public approval rating of Big Boss.

In order to salvage this increasingly deteriorating situation, North American officials have thought of countless ways.

This includes cracking down on competitors, launching public opinion propaganda, and diverting people's attention from high-profile social events.

But it was either shelved because it was too viable, or it was abandoned because it didn't work well.

In the end, only the 'Return to the Moon' came out on top as the most effective plan to boost people's self-confidence and restore official approval ratings."

Despite the boss's repeated urgings, NASA directors resisted the pressure and insisted on conducting a series of training for the astronauts who were about to participate in the 'Return to the Moon' program.

As a veteran of the North American aerospace industry, he is well aware that this 'return to the moon' program is not just a successful launch of a rocket.

After that, there are multiple stages such as 'landing on the lunar surface', 'astronauts successfully landing on the moon', and 'returning to Earth'.

Each step is quite difficult, and even if there is a lesson to be learned from the successful moon landing half a century ago, it is still an unprecedented challenge for NASA.

Big Boss doesn't understand the relevant majors and frequently urges him, but as the director of NASA, he must not compromise easily.

He must be responsible for the lives of his subordinates, the families of astronauts, NASA, and even the people of North America who are looking forward to it.

"This is the Houston Rocket Launch Control Center, and the countdown to the Artemis 2 rocket launch mission is about to begin, so please get ready!" Three

days later, the 'Return to the Moon Program' was finally launched as scheduled.

Under the strong propaganda of North American officials, almost half of the European and American world knew about this North American action to show the 'muscles' of space technology.

Not only the North American officials, but also many flag-waving brothers also took the initiative to stand in support and clearly support the 'Return to the Moon Program'.

Compared with their silence after the success of the Ladder space elevator and the Navigator space station, the current gesture of solidarity is eye-catching.

The launch mission was also broadcast live on the Internet.

Both the members of the Alliance and the people of North America and its allies are all concerned about this.

Even the Navigator space station, which is carrying out the 'Pilot Test Mission' in outer space, has a live broadcast of the Artemis 2 rocket in the lobby.

Although it can be said that they are in a competitive relationship, this does not prevent each other from paying attention to each other.

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the NASA director personally gave the final ignition command.

The tail end of the stout Artemis 2 rocket emitted a large amount of white vapor smoke.

Then, driven by the combustion of a large amount of chemical fuel, it began to shoot into the sky.

[It's a success! I knew it would be successful! After all, our ordinary civilian space companies in China can do it, and this is just too childish!]

[This is a small step for NASA, but it is also a big step for a comprehensive counteroffensive in the North American space field! Looking forward to NASA's

performance in the future. [

It won't be long before the North American flag will be able to be slammed into the surface of the moon again!] It's exciting to think about!]

[The successful ground launch of the rocket is gratifying, but this is where it goes, and there are still several difficulties ahead of the return to the moon program to achieve real success.

Opened champagne to celebrate so early, could it be that he has recently been given insomnia by the 'space elevator' and the 'navigator space station'?

[To be honest, I'm not optimistic about NASA, but I don't think this 'return to the moon program' will not be successful.

Rather, it doesn't make sense, you know that the cost of the SLS rocket, the Orion spacecraft, and the ground systems alone costs $4.1 billion per mission, and more importantly, it's "unsustainable."

If you add the R&D expenses of the SLS rocket, I'm afraid it will be even higher.

In contrast, the dragon people who have space elevators can easily send hundreds of tons of things into space at a cost of only tens of thousands of dollars.

In the long run, the gap between North America and the Dragon Kingdom in the space field will become wider and wider.

It is strongly recommended that the long-term pain is better than the short-term pain, immediately interrupt the development of chemical-fueled rockets, and make every effort to tackle more reliable and promising space elevator technology!]

The discussion on the Internet about the 'return to the moon program' has reached a climax with the successful launch of the 'Artemis 2 manned rocket'.

Regardless of nationality, race, and educational status, netizens freely express their opinions on the Internet.

There is not only the blind optimism of ordinary people in North America, but also the disdain of netizens in the countries of the 'Alliance' organization, and many intellectuals in North America have also seen the essence through the phenomenon, exposing the dilemma that NASA and even North American officials are now facing.

Although for the time being, it can still rely on the accumulation of technology in the past to 'eat the old capital' and suppress the 'alliance' organization countries in some areas.

But as time goes on, at least in the space sector, the future of North America will be opened up more and more by the eyes of professionals because of 'space elevator technology'.

If NASA directors could see these comments, I am afraid they could only smile wryly.

Wouldn't he want to use a more efficient, stable, and cheaper technology like a space elevator?